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The New York Review of Books

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02/04/2012

In the Electric Tram

Robert Walser, translated by Susan Bernofsky

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02/03/2012

Berlin and the Artist

Robert Walser, translated by Susan Bernofsky

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02/02/2012

Willard Mitt Romney

Michael Tomasky

The Real Romney
by Michael Kranish and Scott ... read on

02/02/2012

Daddy's Girl

Julian Barnes

The Iron Lady
a film directed by Phyllida Lloyd ... read on

02/02/2012

Beautiful, Aesthetic, Erotic

Richard Dorment

The Last Pre-Raphaelite: Edward Burne-Jones and the Victorian ... read on

02/02/2012

The Super Power of Franz Liszt

Charles Rosen

Liszt as Transcriber
by Jonathan Kregor
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02/02/2012

The New World of William Carlos Williams

Adam Kirsch

Something Urgent I Have to Say to ... read on

02/02/2012

We're More Unequal Than You Think

Andrew Hacker

The Spirit Level: Why Greater Equality Makes Societies Stronger ... read on

02/02/2012

The Chinese Are Coming!

Richard Bernstein

A Contest for Supremacy: China, America, and the Struggle for ... read on

02/02/2012

For Europe: 'The Firepower Is There': An Interview

with Klaus Regling and Sami Zeidan

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02/02/2012

'The Reactionary Mind': An Exchange

Corey Robin, reply by Mark Lilla

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02/02/2012

Stalin's Favorite Novel?

Nairi Petrossian, reply by Orlando Figes

To the Editors:

In ... read on

02/02/2012

Russ Feingold in New York

Arien Mack

On Wednesday, February 22, the Center for Public Scholarship at ... read on

02/02/2012

Sherlock Lives!

Michael Dirda

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01/31/2012

Can Italy Change?

Tim Parks

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01/27/2012

Is Democracy Chinese? An Interview with Journalist Chang Ping

Ian Johnson

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01/26/2012

Can We Have a Democratic Election?

Elizabeth Drew

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01/26/2012

The Kremlin Strikes Back

Amy Knight

This is the third in an NYRblog series about the fate of ... read on

01/25/2012

How the Occupation Became Legal

Eyal Press

This is the second in an NYRblog series about the fate of ... read on

01/24/2012

Indians Against Democracy

Pankaj Mishra

This is the first in a new NYRblog series about the ... read on

01/23/2012

Italy’s Schettino Complex

Ingrid D. Rowland

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01/20/2012

Iran: The Scientists & the Bomb

Jeremy Bernstein

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01/19/2012

Writing Adrift in the World

Tim Parks

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01/18/2012

When Movies Kept Us Awake at Night

Charles Simic

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Boston Globe -- Book reviews

Find book reviews and news on authors, best sellers, fiction & non-fiction, literature, biographies, memoirs, children's books, and more from The Boston Globe.


London Review of Books

Literary review publishing essay-length book reviews and topical articles on politics, literature, history, philosophy, science and the arts by leading writers and thinkers

02/04/2012

Jeremy Harding: The Immigration Battle

A young, personable man who speaks fair English, Hamraz had been in Dunkirk for about a month when ... read on

02/04/2012

Jenny Diski: The Me Who Knew It

I was in my late thirties before it struck me that there was something odd about the tableau I have ... read on

02/04/2012

Perry Anderson: Sino-Americana

Books about China, popular and scholarly, continue to pour off the presses. In this ever expanding ... read on

02/04/2012

Andrew O’Hagan: At the Olympic Park

Alfred Dickens, the novelist’s brother, wrote a General Board of Health report on the area soon ... read on

02/04/2012

Brian Dillon: Daria Martin

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02/04/2012

Thomas Jones: Costa Concordia

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02/04/2012

Daniel Soar: Hockney

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02/04/2012

Letters

The letters page from London Review of Books Volume 34 issue 3 read on

02/04/2012

Table of contents

Table of contents from London Review of Books Volume 34 issue 3 read on


Books news, reviews and author interviews | guardian.co.uk

Latest news and features from guardian.co.uk, the world's leading liberal voice

02/04/2012

The 'heretic' at odds with scientific dogma

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02/03/2012

The Defence of the Book

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02/01/2012

What We Talk About … by Nathan Englander

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02/03/2012

Oh, Vienna

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02/01/2012

Alex Preston's top 10 literary believers

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02/03/2012

This Isn't the Sort of Thing That Happens to Someone Like You by Jon McGregor

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02/03/2012

Haunting stories

As the film company Hammer – famous as a purveyor of horror movies – moves into publishing, ... read on

02/02/2012

Fiction in translation's future?

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02/02/2012

Juan Gabriel Vásquez at A Room for London

A Room for London is a small living space in the shape of ... read on

02/03/2012

My hero by Simon Callow

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02/03/2012

The Faith of the Faithless by Simon Critchley

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02/02/2012

Rin Tin Tin by Susan Orlean

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02/03/2012

Rare Earth by Paul Mason

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02/03/2012

Girl Land by Caitlin Flanagan – review

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02/02/2012

Thinking the Twentieth Century by Tony Judt

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02/04/2012

Too Much Happiness by Alice Munro

Reader review: EKareno Munro has an impressive ability to compress whole lives ... read on

02/04/2012

Gandhi clan scours India's largest state for votes among Muslims and outcast

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02/04/2012

Jonathan Franzen is wrong: the digital age is making us smarter | Henry Porter

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02/04/2012

How a bearded Virginia Woolf and her band of 'jolly savages' hoaxed the navy

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02/04/2012

Trailer trash

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02/04/2012

10: The long gallery, Chastleton House, Moreton-in-Marsh, 1607-1612

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02/04/2012

Journey 2: The Mysterious Island – review

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02/04/2012

Granta 118: Exit Strategies – review

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02/04/2012

Piltdown Man: British archaeology's greatest hoax | Robin McKie

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02/04/2012

Rachmaninov: Romances – review

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02/04/2012

Occupy!: Scenes From Occupied America; edited by Astra Taylor, Keith Gessen et al – review

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02/04/2012

Great Scott! Fitzgerald is enjoying a third act

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02/04/2012

I Married You for Happiness by Lily Tuck – review

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02/04/2012

The Trials and Triumphs of Les Dawson by Louis Barfe – review

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02/04/2012

Patriot of Persia: Muhammad Mossadegh and a Very British Coup by Christopher de Bellaigue – review

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